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"I do really want to, but it needs to come naturally," she stresses. "I’ve never sat down before and been like, 'Okay, I want to make this type of album.' The album kind of makes itself. When that time comes, it’ll happen on its own. I definitely need to do it eventually, though, because I’m starting to age out of being angsty and punk."
Halsey's love for rock also seeped its way into the closing track on this year's Manic album, 929.
“That’s [the melody] like super like The Wonder Years like The Story So Far or something you know,” she told Zane Lowe. “Which is a really great way to surmise a record that was about me because that music was so instrumental to my growth as an artist as well.”
Anyway, check out the recent video for MGK and Halsey's Forget Me Too – and watch this space…